Leave it on the shelves. There are better ways to spend your time and cash than buttressing yourself against cold temps and wind chill on a motorcycle in the interests of having a good time.



Electric gloves won't turn December into August.


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I just purchased like new gerbling long jacket heated liner gloves dual control off eBay for $99. Made the bid never thing i would get it
Works great

 

If it's just your hands look at heated grips. I have heated gloves and i put a set of heated grips on my SGS and couldn't believe the ability to keep my hands warm in the 30's, plus no wires. I installed the plain black ones. I did the install myself and on a 2017 SGS they were plug and play as far as wiring.

 

I have been very happy with my Gerbing EX Gloves and EX Jacket.
Make sure you get the Dual Controller.

 

I have the older Gerbings stuff, jacket liner-gloves-pants liner and socks. jacket and gloves are great down to the 30's, Coldest I rode in was 13 on my last bike (Road King Classic). Didn't feel like summer but I didn't freeze either.

 

I have a mix of Harley and Gerbings and they all work great, I like the last HD stuff I bought with the push button selector switch instead of the turn button controller...I actually was thinking of selling some of my gear because I have some much and some is brand new...
Bottom line , get the best you can.

 

Also... FYI...

Firstgear = Warm & Safe

 

Tour master heated liner and gebings gloves. 25 degrees this morning. Looking forward to riding to work. The ride part anyway.

 

+1 for Gerbing gear. It may not be August in the winter but I'll be warm and toasty riding while you're sitting at home wishing you were.

 

I ride all winter and I use Gerbings heated gloves, and jacket liner. It makes what would normally be a miserable day, into a pleasurable one. My gloves are going on 16 years old and while they don't get as warm as when new, they have never failed to keep my hands comfortable. The jacket liner works great. 2 years ago I found one that fits me 3xxx, and it works great. I also use a duel thermostat, that controls them separately. The only quirk I find with them is if you unplug the power cord from the controller, while it's calling for power, it blows the 10 amp fuse.You need to turn it off first. I keep a stash of fuses and have located the holder so I can change a fuse in less then 2 minutes. With the liner, you don't need to bundle up with alot of layers. In fact the less you wear, the better it seems to work heat wise. I've ridden town to 15 f with my gear and would be frozen and miserable without it.,,,